Strike 3 Holdings Georgia filings – How You Got the ISP Letter & What to Do Next
Strike 3 Holdings Georgia filings include new John Doe copyright cases filed in the Northern District of Georgia. Each complaint names an internet subscriber only by an IP address. A filing is not a finding that the account holder downloaded anything.
A judge will soon be asked by the movie company to allow them to issue a Subpoena to the ISP that assigned the account holder the IP address in the lawsuit. In most cases, the judge will allow that subpoena, with or without special conditions. The Subpoena will ask the ISP to identify the person assigned that IP address at one very specific date and time. If the deadline in the letter passes, the ISP will release your name and address to the Strike 3 Holdings attorney in Georgia named Richard A. Rice, Jr. of Atlanta.
This Torrent Defenders® explainer is educational. It is not legal advice. Antonelli Law® defends people who receive these ISP papers. We do not represent copyright holders.
The filing date, docket, IP address, city, ISP, and works count in the table below come from the official federal court records found on Pacer.gov. Exhibit A and the complaint in each case. Each row links both documents so you can check them yourself. You can register for an account with Pacer.gov right here – no law degree required.
What Exhibit A shows
Exhibit A is the plaintiff’s list attached to each complaint. It states a location, an IP address, an ISP name, a total “works infringed” count, and a line for each title with a UTC timestamp and a copyright registration number. The location is where the plaintiff says the IP address geolocates. It is not a street address.
What the letter usually is
An ISP letter is usually notice that the provider was ordered to identify an account tied to an IP address and timestamp. It is not a summons that names you as a defendant. The date on the letter is often the ISP’s deadline to respond to the subpoena, not your deadline to answer a complaint.
What You can Do Now
- Keep the provider’s letter and the envelope or email it came in.
- Write down the full docket number and the date on the letter.
- Do not contact Strike 3 Holdings or its lawyers yourself before you understand your options.
- Do not delete files or change equipment in a way that could look like destroying evidence.
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Strike 3 Holdings Georgia Cases — Northern District of Georgia
Filed September 29, 2026 in the Northern District of Georgia. The courthouse is in Atlanta. Copy the full docket number from your letter (for example 1:26-cv-05629).
| Filed | Docket | IP address | City | ISP | Works listed | Court documents |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9/29/2026 | 1:26-cv-05626 | 47.39.230.248 | McDonough, GA | Spectrum | 26 | Exhibit A | Complaint |
| 9/29/2026 | 1:26-cv-05627 | 99.145.222.91 | Decatur, GA | AT&T Internet | 54 | Exhibit A | Complaint |
| 9/29/2026 | 1:26-cv-05628 | 174.163.149.224 | Acworth, GA | Comcast Cable | 25 | Exhibit A | Complaint |
| 9/29/2026 | 1:26-cv-05629 | 45.30.41.9 | Acworth, GA | AT&T Internet | 47 | Exhibit A | Complaint |
| 9/29/2026 | 1:26-cv-05630 | 73.43.100.181 | Lilburn, GA | Comcast Cable | 54 | Exhibit A | Complaint |
| 9/29/2026 | 1:26-cv-05631 | 70.225.7.28 | Douglasville, GA | AT&T Internet | 32 | Exhibit A | Complaint |
| 9/29/2026 | 1:26-cv-05632 | 24.99.66.144 | Marietta, GA | Comcast Cable | 32 | Exhibit A | Complaint |
| 9/29/2026 | 1:26-cv-05633 | 75.243.122.146 | Atlanta, GA | Verizon 5G Home | 27 | Exhibit A | Complaint |
| 9/29/2026 | 1:26-cv-05634 | 75.248.160.103 | Powder Springs, GA | Verizon 5G Home | 27 | Exhibit A | Complaint |
| 9/29/2026 | 1:26-cv-05635 | 75.245.231.197 | Conyers, GA | Verizon 5G Home | 28 | Exhibit A | Complaint |
| 9/29/2026 | 1:26-cv-05636 | 108.227.71.39 | Alpharetta, GA | AT&T Internet | 7 | Exhibit A | Complaint |
| 9/29/2026 | 1:26-cv-05637 | 172.127.112.88 | Snellville, GA | AT&T Internet | 35 | Exhibit A | Complaint |
| 9/29/2026 | 1:26-cv-05638 | 67.38.28.242 | Riverdale, GA | AT&T Internet | 38 | Exhibit A | Complaint |
What Exhibit A shows
Exhibit A is the plaintiff’s list attached to each complaint. It states a location, an IP address, an ISP name, a total “works infringed” count, and a line for each title with a UTC timestamp and a copyright registration number. The location is where the plaintiff says the IP address geolocates. It is not a street address.
What the letter usually is
An ISP letter is usually notice that the provider was ordered to identify an account tied to an IP address and timestamp. It is not a summons that names you as a defendant. The date on the letter is often the ISP’s deadline to respond to the subpoena, not your deadline to answer a complaint.
What you can do
- Keep the provider’s letter and the envelope or email it came in.
- Write down the full docket number and the date on the letter.
- Do not contact Strike 3 Holdings or its lawyers yourself before you understand your options.
- Do not delete files or change equipment in a way that could look like destroying evidence.
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These are federal cases filed in the Northern District of Georgia. A free confidential consultation is available if your ISP letter lists one of the docket numbers in the table above.
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